Computer Printers

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This depends on what you are trying to print. For example, to print a Word document larger, you can increase the font size. To print a larger image of something, you can resize the image in a visual editing program before printing.

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This is called processor management.

A semiconductor laser is a type of laser which utilizes a semiconductor as its Photon source, rather than a gas (Argon, CO2, Etc...) laser which uses inert gas as an active medium.

Many physicists and engineers consider a semiconductor laser a type of "Solid-State" or "Two-State" LASER.

Sure it will work as the same but if we have a exact site on it it will differ a little

If the camera supports direct printing or the printer supports direct connection to a camera (which it sounds like they don't) you would simply connect them together using the apprpriate USB cable.

Otherwise, you need to use a PC or a laptop with at least two USB ports (one for each device) and the appropriate software installed.

The software to retrieve the photographs is usually bundled with the camera. Printers also need their drivers installed to work properly.

Most PC's and laptops support USB these days.

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There are 31 days in October.

24 hrs a day

The switch to winter time adds one hour

24 * 31 +1 =745

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Usually, since most printers like the ones you mentioned just use ordinary copy paper. The inkjet and laserjet are just two different names for the same thing by different manufacturers. SilverSong: I disagree, I know that if you put inkjet paper in a laserjet you can ruin your laserjet heads because they specifically require special laserjet paper. Now if you own an inkjet and you want to save some money, you can buy laser jet paper and feed it through your inkjet. It'll work and it won't ruin your inkjet printer. It's a great way to save $4.00 per sheaf if you use a lot of paper. But, it should be noted this only works for regular paper, I have no expertise on doing the same with specialty papers like glow in the dark, metallics, or some of the other more fancy paper films out there.

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Glossy paper is not what is used to make a iron on decal for a shirt. To make a decal purchase specialty iron on paper at most craft or stores that sell computer paper.

A dot-matrix or a daisy wheel printer is used to print on multi-part forms and listing paper. Such printers are known as impart printers.

No -------------------------------- There's really no such thing as a definitive "No" or even "Yes" for an answer to this question. Your mileage may vary depending on the printer, it's toner composition, and fuser temperature. I've successfully laser printed onto colored signshop vinyl with a lexmark E330 desktop laser printer. The printer has a front feed and a rear straight through exit, this is important as the vinyl wants to curl when exiting the fuser. You just grab the hot vinyl sheet and lay it flat on a table and it will stay flat. The trick to fusing the toner solidly onto the vinyl is to create a blank 8.5x11 page in photoshop and re-run the sheet through the printer a few times after it's printed. This will run it through the hot fuser without adding anything to the page. After this the print won't come off unless you really try to scour it off. http://www.rippedsheets.com/faq/faq_24.htm

The first computer printers were adaptations of existing punch card printing accounting machines or of electric typewriters. Printers were long used for teletypes before personal computers were invented.

The first printer design was likely that of Charles Babbage who designed (but did not build) a rod-and-key printer for his "difference engine" in the early 1840's. The printer was actually built from his plans 150 years later, and completed in April, 2000.

Print in "Draft" mode. That often uses much less ink and depending on the printer, the quality difference may not bother you. Also avoid printing pages that have backgrounds, as do most Web pages. The background can take several times as much ink as the text does to print. It is a bit of trouble, but you can highlight the text you want from the page, copy it to the clipboard, paste it into a WordPad (or other) document, and print that instead of printing the Web page.

In 1953, the first high-speed printer was developed by Remington-Rand for use on the Univac computer. In 1938, Chester Carlson invented a dry printing process called electrophotography commonly called a Xerox, the foundation technology for laser printers to come. The original laser printer called EARS was developed at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center beginning in 1969 and completed in November, 1971. Xerox Engineer, Gary Starkweather adapted Xerox copier technology adding a laser beam to it to come up with the laser printer. According to Xerox, "The Xerox 9700 Electronic Printing System, the first xerographic laser printer product, was released in 1977. The 9700, a direct descendent from the original PARC "EARS" printer which pioneered in laser scanning optics, character generation electronics, and page-formatting software, was the first product on the market to be enabled by PARC research." According to IBM, "the very first IBM 3800 was installed in the central accounting office at F. W. Woolworth's North American data center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1976." The IBM 3800 Printing System was the industry's first high-speed, laser printer. A laser printer that operated at speeds of more than 100 impressions-per-minute. It was the first printer to combine laser technology and electrophotography according to IBM. In 1992, Hewlett-Packard released the popular LaserJet 4, the first 600 by 600 dots per inch resolution laser printer. In 1976, the inkjet printer was invented, but it took until 1988 for the inkjet to become a home consumer item with Hewlett-Parkard's release of the DeskJet inkjet printer.

The advantages of laser communication is that it allows very fast communication service between two or more devices than other modes of communications.
It can provide speed more than 1GBps.So it overtakes the LAN or wireless LAN comprehensively

All of a sudden my 1350 won't print on command from computer. It was fine then bang.

If it has a <Scan> button push it and then scroll to the output format (copy, file, etc.)

The hands and fingers are used for producing hard copies (handwritten material) that a person calculates, remembers, or imagines.

One of the best high speed photo scanners is the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500. The scanner values in price close to $500.

the first computers were made up of some form of metal